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hit-and-miss

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hit-and-miss (htn-ms)
adj.
Sometimes succeeding and sometimes not.

hit-and-miss
Adjective
Informal happening in an unplanned way: farming can be very much a hit-and-miss affair
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hit-and-miss or hit-or-miss
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hit-and-miss [ˈhɪtændˈmɪs] adjau petit bonheur (la chance)


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The seniors are meeting hit-and-miss wherever they can find a spot.
as a whole, said Goldwyn President and CEO Meyer Gottlieb, as theater exhibition is a more reliable source of revenue than the hit-and-miss world of film production, which Goldwyn is also involved in.
His scientific approach to the "14-year-old' baseball bat victim will continue to be hit-and-miss.
 
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